Gill MaxiMet WindUltra

Richard Paul Russell

£1335

WindUltra – High Accuracy, Compact Ultrasonic anemometer The WindUltra High Accuracy, Compact Ultrasonic anemometer has many innovative features making it easier to install while providing best-in-class performance, durability and specification. WindUltra’s compact design has: – Cleverly designed mounting options to attach to standard readily available tubes 25-26mm (1”) diameter or 44-51mm (2”) diameter (scaffolding poles) with the minimum use of tools, an important consideration when working at height. – Easy-to-use alignment features with the sensor detachable from the mounting which also s

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